Ford 8W1Z-8C607-C
Fan & Motor

Service on the radiator cooling fan motor and shroud begins with depowering the fire suppression system if present followed by disconnecting the battery ground cable. The service begins with draining the cooling system and removing the bolt which secures the power steering reservoir and placing it aside before reinstalling the bolt with a torque of 10 Nm (89 inch lbs.). The degas bottle requires removal after disconnecting its supply and overflow hoses. Install the bolt which must be tightened to 10 Nm (89 inch lbs.) when you replace it. Separate the upper radiator hose after which proceed to detach transmission cooler tubes both from the cooling fan motor and shroud. Remove the power fan shroud electrical connector while placing the lower hose in a safe position away from the assembly. The installation of this component requires tightening both bolts that secure the cooling fan motor and shroud assembly to 10 Nm (89 inch lbs). Reinstall the system and activate the fire suppression device only when required following the checklist. Then fill and bleed the cooling system sequence.

The service process for radiator cooling fan motor and shroud requires draining the cooling system first. Following bolt removal from the power steering reservoir you should place it safely aside before tightening it to 10 Nm (89 lb-in) when reinstalling it. You must disconnect both degas bottle hoses before unscrewing its mounting bolt so reinstall the bolt with 10 Nm (89 lb-in) torque. Begin by disconnecting the upper radiator hose then putting it away before removing the cooling fan motor transmission tubes from the shroud. The electrical connection of the cooling fan motor needs to be removed at this point. During the process keep the lower radiator hose safe from the assembly area. The two bolts on the cooling fan motor and shroud assembly need removing while installation requires torquing these bolts to 7 Nm (62 lb-in). The completion of the procedure includes installing components before filling and bleeding the cooling system.

Service of the radiator cooling fan motor and shroud begins with depowering the fire suppression system because of potential serious injury risks. Perform the draining of the coolant liquid before you start the work process. Secure the power steering reservoir with a bolt then keep this bolt for reinstallation after tightening it to 10 Nm (89 lb-in). The installer should disconnect both tubes from the degas bottle before removing its securing bolt while applying 10 Nm (89 lb-in) torque. The upper radiator hose should detach while removal of transmission cooler tubes from both the cooling fan motor and shroud occurs. After removing the electrical connector of the cooling fan motor and shroud assembly users should position the lower radiator hose at a safe distance from the assembly. Remove the cooling fan motor and shroud assembly by taking out its two bolts then reinstall them by tightening them to 10 Nm (89 lb-in). Motor vehicles equipped with fire suppression systems require their system to be reactivated following installation. The cooling system should be filled with fluid before proceeding with the bleeding process to finish the servicing procedures.

Before servicing the radiator cooling fan motor with its shroud first drain out all cooling system fluid. The power steering reservoir restraining bolt requires removal before the part should be placed aside. The reinstall process requires bolting the component tightly to 10 Nm (89 lb-in). First disconnect both degas bottle hoses before removing its retaining bolt and reinstall it with a torque of 10 Nm (89 lb-in). Start by detaching the upper radiator hose then put it aside. Next, disconnect the transmission cooler tubes from both the cooling fan motor and shroud. The electrical connector of the cooling fan motor must be detached with the lower radiator hose at least one inch away from both the motor and the shroud. The two bolts that secure the cooling fan motor and shroud should be tightened back to 7 Nm (62 lb-in) when reattaching this assembly. The removal process should end with filling and bleeding of the cooling system.

The service procedure for a radiator cooling fan motor and shroud begins with turning off the fire suppression system if present and disconnecting the battery cable. The power steering reservoir needs its bolt removed while also draining the cooling system before storing the components aside. Reinstall this bolt with a torque of 10 Nm (89 inch lbs.). First disconnect the hoses linking the degas bottle to supply and overflow while removing and returning the degas bottle bolt at 10 Nm (89 inch lbs.) torque. The upper radiator hose requires disconnect while the transmission cooler tubes need removal from the cooling fan motor alongside the shroud. Rest the lower radiator hose securely out of the way before you disconnect the electrical connector leading to the motor and shroud unit. The cooling fan motor and shroud assembly requires two bolts which you should tighten to 10 Nm (89 inch lbs.) when reinstalling. Repower the fire suppression system only if it exists before you finish the installation but always complete the cooling system filling and bleeding procedures.

Ensure the lower radiator hose is positioned away from the assembly.

The power steering reservoir should be reinstalled with a torque of 10 Nm (89 inch lbs.).